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14 June, 21:08

A beaker contains a clear, colorless liquid. part a if it is water, how could you determine whether it contained dissolved table salt? do not taste it!

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  1. 14 June, 21:32
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    The solution could be boiled so that the water can evaporate. Boiling causes the water to rapidly evaporate leaving the a briny substance. This could be left to cool and the table salt would then re-crystallize. Distillation could also be used to separate salt and water. Distillation would be used if you wish to collect the water at the end of the experiment.
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